French President Emmanuel Macron's stance on a national referendum on migration policies
French President Emmanuel Macron rejects calls for a national referendum on migration policies despite support from his Minister of Interior. Macron plans to organize referendums on various issues but specifically excludes migration and pension reforms. Proponents argue for democratic clarification on immigration through a public vote.
Key Points
- Macron rejects national referendum on migration policies
- Proponents argue for democratic clarification through public vote
- Public overwhelmingly supports holding an immigration referendum
Pros
- Potential for democratic clarification on immigration policies
- Public engagement in decision-making process
Cons
- Controversy over legality of referendum on migration
- Skepticism about effectiveness of referendums in France